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Articles in March 2006 issue of CFO: Magazine for Senior Financial Executives

• Regulating hedge funds
  by Ashim Bhanja Chowdhury
• The great rate debate
• A tough act to follow: what CFOs really think about Sarbox—and how they'd fix the !#& thing
  by David M. Katz
• Money Concepts
• Out of touch
  by Dave Kosek
• View from China: in an era of unchecked growth, China's CFOs could use a lesson in stakeholder capitalism
  by Wu Chen
• Retooling Sarbox: the surveyed finance executives had lots of ideas on how to alter Sarbox; easing requirements for internal-controls testing topped the list
• TRC
• Uneven expansion
  by Matt Lynch
• A safer workplace?
  by Chris W. Cox
• House poor: why the source of consumer spending may be tapped out
  by Don Durfee
• The trouble with COSO: critics say the Treadway Commission's controls framework is outdated, onerous, and overly complicated. But is there an alternative?
  by Helen Shaw
• First Avenue Networks
• Basel II, Eurobanks 0
  by Janet Kersnar
• Definite conflicts
  by John Lizzul
• I am Joe's conscience: employers are setting up ethics programs to teach workers to do the right thing. Is this the wrong approach?
  by Norm Alster
• Serenity now! Board members worried about compliance-related lawsuits may want to revisit their D&O policies
  by Anne Stuart
• Rambus
• Verbatim
• Correction
• Commanding data: will a raft of federal, state, and local requirements ever lead to a single information-security standard?
  by John Edwards
• Deemed if you don't: U.S. multinationals may have a new way to avoid tax on foreign collateral, if a financing arrangement by Huntsman Corp. passes muster
  by Ronald Fink
• Windrose Medical Properties Trust
• Protectionist measures
  by Laura Demars
• What's in your wallet?
  by Alix Nyberg Stuart
• Rx for merger trauma: amid a resurgence in M&A, a veteran offers lessons learned from a difficult merger
  by P.B. Gray
• The best advice: choosing a financial adviser may be the biggest investment decision you make
  by Chuck Jaffe
• Sallie Mae
• Now boarding, at a price
• Catering to the extremes.S
  by Karen M. Kroll
• Staples' John Mahoney
  by Lori Calabro
• Bigger fish, smaller pond: leaving a large company for the CFO spot at a smaller company can be a great move—as long as you do your homework
  by Scott Leibs
• Whitney Information Network
• Fairness as an option
  by Rob Garver
• The Spitzer backlash: as state attorneys general clamp down on corporate wrongdoers, companies fight back
  by Tim Reason
• Symantec
• Ford Motor Credit
• Going public
  by Julia Homer
• Do you hear an echo?
  by Kate O'Sullivan
• Risk and how it could become your biggest asset
• State University of New York
• Change at the exchange
  by Kate O'Sullivan
• Through shareholders' eyes
  by Gordon Knudson
• The end of confidentiality
• Help wanted
  by Don Durfee
• Interstate Hotels & Resorts
• Lay-ing odds
  by Kate O'Sullivan